You actually want me to...

Trying to pick off a single enemy is possible, but TES's split pusher is a fed Renekton. Trying to pick him off would require at least two people and one or more ultimate abilities. Even if you manage to kill him, there aren't many resources to be gained at this point, and losing your ultimate ability would even reduce the overall threat level of the team.

"TES really outmaneuvered us." In another hotel, JDG's Redmi exclaimed as he looked at the screen in front of him. "That's the difference between veteran and new players. Karsa's vision control is too sophisticated, and with Thresh's self-sacrifice, WE simply couldn't establish any vision."

Pointing to the blind spot on the screen, Redmi explained to Green Hair, "The charge-in system is indeed invincible when it enters the fray, but pairing it with Miss Fortune and Braum can actually cause the team to become disjointed, with the backline unable to keep up. Especially without vision, the power of this lineup can actually become their weakness."

That's what they say, but if he were in WE's shoes, Redmi's draft wouldn't be much better. The ideal lineup would be to replace the bot lane with two dive champions, like Kai'Sa, Leona, or Nautilus, but that would mean they'd get crushed in the laning phase.

Another reason is that their own jungler is also afraid of being invaded by the enemy.

The reason why Miss Fortune is the mainstream AD in the current version, apart from her ultimate, is because her W passive combined with her own movement speed allows her to quickly support the jungle and fight in the early game.

Why did nobody play during the Summer Split?

The reason is that the female gunner's movement speed was nerfed by 10 points by the developers. Don't underestimate these 10 points of movement speed. In the early game when all other stats are low, these 10 points of movement speed make a world of difference.

In Redmi's view, WE is now on the path to a slow death.

However, these are all just his experiences.

However, on the field, the thing you can least trust is precisely this kind of established experience. A coach can simulate a game 15 minutes ago with great success; but a game 15 minutes later is when the players have to improvise.

This is the scene that every coach looks forward to the most.

As long as both sides' crystals are still on the field, the game is far from over!

Metamorphosis: Chapter Thirteen: Unforeseen Decisions

At this moment, the WE players on the field were undoubtedly feeling extremely frustrated.

They have advantages.

Map resources are also largely controlled.

But do you think they gained a lot of advantage over TES?

No, not even once. Although the Nightmare Rek'Sai combo is exceptionally strong at picking off lone targets, whenever the two of them appear in a certain area together, the other four members of TES quickly group up and push forward.

Although TES's approach was a loss-cutting measure, the WE team knew that it was undoubtedly a win for TES.

Right now, TES is just dragging things out.

Around the 23-minute mark, when all of TES's carry players had two items, the game officially entered TES's takeover period. And that time, calculated from the time they started the elemental dragon, was exactly when the last dragon spawned.

Everything was completely shut down by TES's lineup.

Therefore, Roland and others are not afraid of your WE ganking them; in fact, they would love for your Nightmare to gank and waste his ultimate, so that Aphelios and Vladimir can farm and develop without restraint.

The crocodile is like that; once it dies, it's gone. As long as it doesn't fall behind in the laning phase, it's still in its power spike until 28 minutes.

This is precisely the problem with young teams.

When the opposing team firmly establishes control of the tempo, WE's rookie lineup struggles to find any other openings besides initiating team fights and picking off isolated targets; frankly, they lack experience. However, this lineup isn't without its advantages. After a moment of silence, Missing finally proposed a brilliant idea in the team voice chat.

"Wow, that's a bit of a gamble. Can we make it?"

"The damage output is definitely enough, but it will require sacrificing a Rift Herald. Should we do it?"

"Let's do it. There's no turning back anyway, so why be a coward?"

"Okay, let's do it!"

With WE unanimously passing the vote, around the 18-minute mark, Miss Fortune "accidentally" revealed a weakness, and was subsequently hit twice by JKL's Luna with Green Blade. Combined with the damage from the Wheel of Fortune, the full-health Miss Fortune was reduced to below half health, forcing her to recall.

With AD in poor form, WE naturally couldn't engage in this vanguard team fight.

Thus, the second Rift Herald was successfully secured by the TES team without arousing any suspicion. After the TES team left with the Rift Herald, Miss Fortune finally arrived with her teammates, clearing the vision they had placed.

"This old dream is still panicked, huh? You managed to get it twice."

"A free Vanguard, just enough to force down the tower's health. Oh, and Heimerdinger, I need to get this wave of minions. I'm a little short on gold for a Burning Orb." Roland glanced at the gold in his pocket and marked the minion wave.

"Oh, okay, you can have it. How much is the difference?"

"Not much, only 700 yuan."

"Get lost, you bastard!!!"

What the hell? You're 700 short of an 800-gold Burning Orb? Why don't you just say you're 2400 short of buying Zeke's Convergence? Looking at this not-so-bright support, Ah Shui was completely speechless.

But it's okay, at least their current pace is going smoothly.

23 minutes.

When the TES team came out of their house again, all of them, whether it was Renekton, Olaf, Vladimir, or Aphelios, had two items on their hands. At this point, they already had the power to engage WE head-on in a team fight.

Taking advantage of the time difference before the enemy's Baron Nashor ward disappeared, Roland led his teammates to the vicinity of the Elemental Dragon to set up vision. Meanwhile, in their vision, Galio and Braum were still slowly creeping towards them, warding up.

"The dragon should be there; they're too late to arrive now."

"No, this doesn't seem like WE's style." Only then did Roland finally realize that something was wrong. They were all young players, full of drive. Putting themselves in their shoes, if it were the final battle for the Dragon Soul, they should have arrived 60 seconds early to prepare for the team fight. Why were they still slowly clearing wards and creeping over? It felt like they didn't want to come at all.

and many more!

Don't want to come?

"No, they're taking Baron! They're at Baron!" Realizing what was happening, Roland quickly marked the location of Baron. At the very moment he marked it, Galio turned around, took a few more steps, and activated his ultimate!

Secret Technique: Feint to the East, Attack in the West

From the very beginning, WE's goal was this Baron. While TES was using their habitual thinking, they were also using TES's habitual thinking. After all, I already have three Dragon Souls, so I will definitely fight for the fourth one.

Using this idea, WE launched a surprise attack on them.

Only after seeing his teammates positioned in the dragon pit, the dragon's health low, and the fight already a third of the way through, did Teacher Ma's Galio finally take off to provide support.

【666666】

WE's decision was absolutely brilliant.

[The 23-minute Baron buff is, to be honest, slightly better than the Dragon Soul.]

[It's over, TES won't make it in time.]

Finally realizing something was wrong, the TES team hurriedly headed towards the Baron position. However, Braum, who had been left in the mid lane, played an annoying role at this moment.

He's blocking the road.

Missing's Braum is basically just sitting idly in the mid lane now, using Glacial Rift to knock the enemy into the air and then followed up with Winter's Bite to slow them down.

Dragons, they definitely have time to finish the rush.

He, on the other hand, must help his teammates buy time for the dragon queen to escape.

Although Baron's damage wasn't high in the early game, their team lacked a frontline when taking down the dragon. If TES managed to push through, their remaining strength might lead to a team wipe.

And so, this scene unfolded.

"This support is disgusting."

"It's okay, ignore him, we'll make it." The support in front of us is annoying, but that's about it. Braum's strength lies in his passive and E skill's damage mitigation, but the problem is, without anyone around to help him, do you expect him to chase people down and auto-attack to trigger his passive?

That's really overthinking it.

Ah Shui only took three stacks of passive damage before catching Thresh's lantern on the last stack, flying directly over Braum's head and heading straight for Baron.

Although they couldn't see the Baron's health bar, based on experience, everyone could guess that it was almost depleted.

Undeniably, WE's decision brought Roland a huge surprise. However, due to the lack of prior rehearsal, the WE team actually overlooked a very fatal flaw.

Seeing the red figures already circling on the map, TES signaled to attack!

Metamorphosis: Chapter Fourteen: Some are happy, some are sad; reality is always full of sorrow.

In the game, mid-game decisions are influenced by many factors, such as experience, level, team composition's power spike, summoner spells, item build, and so on...

But there is one particularly important thing among them: that is vision.

Within the vision branch, there is something that seems to have no impact on normal days, but actually occupies a major part of vision control: the minion wave.

Because of their strategy, WE dared not touch the minion wave in the top lane and could only watch helplessly as the enemy minion wave pushed towards them. However, this pushed minion wave created a very long blind spot for WE's top lane.

And that is the flaw.

The light of the teleportation had long since faded, and the red figure was already in position.

If Braum hadn't stayed behind to prevent TES from reaching the Dragon Pit, Vladimir's entry might have faced significant problems. But with Braum standing there, it means WE has completely lost its defensive options.

At that very moment, Ah Shui flashed forward once again.

"Shu~"

Flash, Azure Drake, Q skill thrown.

The green blade flew fiercely into the mist of the dragon pit, striking the excavator left inside and leaving a mark that illuminated the area. But it was too late; the moment the azure mark opened the view, the dragon's mournful cry rang out simultaneously.

WE successfully stole the Baron.

"Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!"

"Look at the crocodiles, look at the crocodiles. If it doesn't work out, I'll go sell them."

"Run first, don't all gather at the entrance of Longkeng."

"Wait! There's someone nearby!!!" Amidst the cacophony of voices, the sorrowful one suddenly tightened his grip the moment he burrowed underground, and saw a small string of footprints clearly visible on the upward-facing side of the dragon pit.

However... the team was too noisy, and his teammates couldn't hear him shouting at all.

Then, the only option left is for me to stop it.

Seizing the opportunity, the excavator also appeared in a flash. Although it wasn't clear who was on the other side of the wall, this was all it could do.

Unfortunately, he missed.

With only a one-second difference in time, the vampire also activated Flash.

A second, in most cases, has no impact whatsoever.

But sometimes, that brief second can make all the difference.

WE has collapsed.

Blood Plague Strikes!

"Knight is circling around, he's circling around, can WE spot him?"